Taiwanese technology giant ASUS announced a new handheld console on 1 April. Two days later, it was fully unveiled. The console is called ASUS ROG Ally.
The Ukrainian hacker group Kiber Opposite hacked the account of Russian blogger Mikhail Luchin on AliExpress. The volunteer was raising money to buy drones.
If you've been wanting to buy a budget monitor with good specs for a long time, gg editors have found a great deal on Amazon.
The British Royal Air Force announced the participation of its Eurofighter Typhoon fighters in a joint NATO-Finnish exercise. The event took place in the Baltic region.
Nintendo's digital ecosystem gets a new lease of life
The New York Times has become the first major publication to refuse to pay Twitter to verify its account. The account has 55 million followers.
Stocks have risen by 10 per cent in the past month
The US Navy has signed a contract with Ingalls Shipbuilding to design and build the San Antonio-class LPD-32 amphibious transport dock. This comes a few weeks after the Marine Corps and the US Navy began debating the cost.
Last week, Meizu announced its flagship smartphone, the Meizu 20 Infinity. It got top-of-the-line hardware, titanium glass with ceramic inlays, and one of the features was a thin bezel. But things didn't turn out so rosy.
Our colleagues at SamMobile have published a schematic representation of the new Samsung Galaxy Flip 5 clamshell.
Last week, US billionaire Elon Musk asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme and manipulating the Dogecoin exchange rate. Lawyers called the claim a "bizarre fabrication".
Huawei announced the Huawei Watch Ultimate smart watch in China at the end of March. A few days later, it appeared in Europe.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have started receiving German-made Leopard tanks. A total of 160 combat vehicles will be delivered to Ukraine.
German car maker Volkswagen is planning some serious changes to its range of vehicles.
The Javelin anti-tank missile systems were one of the first types of Western weaponry to be supplied to Ukraine. In the second year of large-scale warfare, they continue to make a difference.
